In financial language – the New Zealand dollar or – New Zealand government bonds issued in NZD. – Occasionally during the Greek crisis in the spring of 2010, investment advisors recommended buying such securities. Admittedly, the market for these securities is very narrow, and the fact that the bonds are based on sound basic economic data does not change anything. – Incidentally, the name kiwi for the inhabitants of New Zealand is not derived from the kiwi fruit (Chinese gooseberry, kiwi fruit), as is often read. Rather, the name is given to the snipe ostrich (Apterix) that lives there: a tailless night bird with stunted wings that can be heard with a cry similar to the “kiwi” sound sequence. – See Aussie, Loonie.
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